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429 Records is set to release "STARLIGHT," an all new collection of compositions by celebrated songstress Joan Armatrading. "STARLIGHT" is a collection of 10 songs which emphasize her unequaled prowess as a singer and arranger. Always the consummate songwriter, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, Armatrading explores new vocal phrasing technique with "STARLIGHT" which add new emotional dimension and depth to her always incisive explorations of love and the human condition. The lively jazz-inflected musical arrangements serve to buoy the constantly shifting lyrical moods. As on her last 429 Records studio albums "Into the Blues" and "This Charming Life," Armatrading produced the album and plays every instrument to spectacular effect. "STARLIGHT" will be released on 429 Records February 26th.
Long recognized as a pioneering force with a career spanning three decades, the Saint Kitts born Joan Armatrading has maintained an acclaimed and storied career. The three times Grammy nominated British artist has garnered countless accolades which include Top 10 albums and singles ("Love and Affection," "Willow," "Drop The Pilot," are but a few), not to mention a #1 debut atop the Billboard Blues chart in 2007 (a first for a female artist from the UK). She has made VH1's list of the 100 Most Influential Women in Rock, has been nominated for a Brit Award, gave a command performance for Nelson Mandela on his 70th birthday at Wembley Stadium, received an Honorary Degree from Birmingham University.
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429 Records is a unit of the Savoy Label Group (SLG). SLG is the North American unit of CME (Columbia Music Entertainment), the oldest music company in Japan. The Savoy Label Group has evolved into a leading independent company consistently outperforming competitors in key music categories as monitored by Billboard Magazine. SLG is led by Steve Vining .
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Next we were shown to our rooms. There were several other schools staying at Manor Adventure and Llangewydd had the top floor of the hotel all to themselves! Mind you, that did mean that we'd have to go up and down a LOT of stairs through the week. We'd certainly be fitter by the week's end. We all carried our luggage up to the third floor - our Llangewydd HQ for the next few days with the teachers' rooms at either end of the corridor. After some puffing and panting, we had time to settle into our rooms with our friends. We were very excited and enjoyed exploring our rooms with their comfortable bunk beds and en suite bathrooms. We had some important decisions to make - who would have the top bunks?! But more importantly, which room would win the prize for the week's tidiest dormitory?
Soon it was time to see if all our hard work had paid off - would our raft float or sink? Yikes! We'd soon find out. We launched our raft on the water and it seemed to float but would it stay afloat when we climbed aboard? We took turns to crew the raft and paddled it across the lake. Paddling a raft is quite tricky. We had to pull the paddles backwards to move the raft forwards and use the paddle to push the water forwrads to move the raft backwards. Confused? We were too at times. We had great fun on our raft as you can see in the photographs above and below. We all worked well as a team, encouraging each other and helping each other out if we got into difficulties. It was also difficult to keep our balance when there were three or four of us on the raft. We had to take care not to wobble the raft too much or we'd end up in the lake! Nikki challenged us to paddle over to the island, collect a twig and return to shore. And yes, we did it!
The sun streamed in through the coach windows as we travelled back down through the mountains towards the M4. Time to reflect on the fantastic few days we had had at Manor Adventure. So many of us had challenged ourselves to achieve personal goals, overcome fears and taken opportunities to experience new things. We'd also had to get along with others, co-operating and working as a team to get things done. Many of us chatted to our friends during the journey home whilst others fell fast asleep, exhausted after an action-packed few days.
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We were all so impressed by class items from the Rainbow and Sunshine classes. The Rainbow class talked in Welsh about healthy living - 'Bywyd Iachus' and sang a fantastic Welsh song about making cawl with fresh vegetables. The Sunshine 'rugby team' entered the hall to the National Anthem and performed a poem, 'Welsh Rugby' by David Boyce. They even performed their very own Welsh 'haka' which was a little scary! All the children had worked so hard at learning their lines and spoke and sang so well. We were all touched by the children's hard work and enthusiasm.
This morning, our school choir visited Cefn Glas Infants School to practise singing Welsh Cymanfa Ganu songs with Year Two children. It was lovely to visit Cefn Glas and to see younger brothers and sisters, friends, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Bryant and our Infants School teachers. As usual we were all given a warm welcome.
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The Professor was the first novel that Charlotte Brontë completed. Rejected by the publisher who took on the work of her sisters in 1846--Anne's Agnes Grey and Emily's Wuthering Heights--it remained unpublished until 1857, two years after Charlotte Brontë's death. Like Villette (1853), The Professor is based on her experiences as a language student in Brussels in 1842. Told from the point of view of William Crimsworth, the only male narrator that she used, the work formulated a new aesthetic that questioned many of the presuppositions of Victorian society. Brontë's hero escapes from a humiliating clerkship in a Yorkshire mill to find work as a teacher in Belgium, where he falls in love with an impoverished student-teacher, who is perhaps the author's most realistic feminist heroine. The Professor endures today as both a harbinger of Brontë's later novels and a compelling read in its own right.
"The middle and latter portion of The Professor is as good as I can write," proclaimed Brontë. "It contains more pith, more substance, more reality, in my judgment, than much of Jane Eyre".
The Professor is Charlotte Bronts first novel, in which she audaciously inhabits the voice and consciousness of a man, William Crimsworth. Like Jane Eyre he is parentless; like Lucy Snowe in Villette he leaves the certainties of England to forge a life in Brussels. But as a man, William has freedom of action, and as a writer Bront is correspondingly liberated, exploring the relationship between power and sexual desire.
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Charlotte Brontë was born at Thornton, Yorkshire, on April 21, 1816. Her father, Patrick Brontë, became curate for life of the moorland parish of Haworth, Yorkshire, in 1820, and her mother, Maria Brontë, died the following year, leaving behind five daughters and a son who were cared for in the parsonage by their aunt, Elizabeth Branwell. The eldest daughters, Maria and Elizabeth, died in 1825 from tuberculosis contracted at the religious boarding school to which they (along with Charlotte and her younger sister Emily) had been sent. (All the Brontë children ultimately suffered from lung disease.)
Raised at home thereafter, Charlotte, Emily, their youngest sister, Anne, and brother, Branwell, lived in a fantasy world of their own making, drawing on their voracious reading of Byron, Scott, Shakespeare, The Arabian Nights, and gothic fiction, and writing elaborate poetic and dramatic cycles involving the histories of imaginary countries. Charlotte's early writings revolved around the kingdom of Angria, about which she wrote melodramatic tales of passion and revenge. She spent a year studying at Miss Wooler's school in Roe Head (later relocated to Dewsbury Moor), and went back there to teach from 1835 to 1838; subsequently she worked as a governess.
With Emily, Charlotte traveled in 1842 to study languages at a boarding school in Brussels; her close emotional attachment to her instructor, M. Heger, a married man, would later figure in her fiction. Charlotte and Emily went home after a year because of their aunt's death; Charlotte subsequently returned to Brussels for a year of teaching, 1843 to 1844. A joint collection of poems by Charlotte, Emily, and Anne--published pseudonymously as Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell--appeared in 1846. The three sisters had in the meantime each written a novel, of which Emily's Wuthering Heights and Anne's Agnes Grey were accepted in 1847 for publication the following year. Charlotte's first novel, The Professor, based on her experiences in Brussels, was rejected by a series of publishers (it finally appeared posthumously in 1857).
Jane Eyre was published under Charlotte's pseudonym, Currer Bell, in 1847 and achieved commercial and critical success; it had gone through four editions by the time of Charlotte's death. Jane Eyre won high praises; William Makepeace Thackeray (who later became a friend) declared himself "exceedingly moved and pleased," and George Henry Lewes applauded its "deep significant reality"; it was also criticized by some for the rebelliousness of its heroine and for what the Quarterly Review called "coarseness of language and laxity of tone."
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Fish Physiology: Behaviour and Physiology of Fish
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- Sigal Balshine, University of Exeter, Devon, U.K.
- Rod Wilson, University of Exeter, Devon, U.K.
Marine scientists, fish researchers, undergraduate students studying fish behavior, fishery biologists, and physiologists.
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- Published: December 2005
- Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
"In Behaviour and Physiology of Fish, Katherine Sloman, Rod Wilson and Sigal Balshine have eminently addressed the intimate interplay of the underlying physiological processes and behavioural output that enable us to better understand the proximate mechanisms and functions of fish behaviour...With reference to the title of this book review, there is indeed something fishy going on, and the link between behaviour and physiology is detailed exquisitely here. I highly recommend this book to undergraduates and postgraduates who are interested in either realm or who intend to study a combination of mechanistic and functional questions regarding behaviour. Any fish biologist who wishes to understand the current state of the art should also read this book as a base for future studies. I do hope to see a second edition of this book since the editors tantalisingly mention genomics and proteomics in their introduction. Post-genomic technology should provide fresh new insight into the, as yet, elusive causes of particular behaviours in future studies. This is an exciting time for the field of behaviour and physiology and this book will provide an interesting read for those who share my enthusiasm." - Lynne U. Sneddon, University of Liverpool, UK, in THE JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY


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No, I rarely listen to books more than once.
It seemed a natural conclusion to the story. Nothing earth-shattering. More like the end of an episode if this were a tv show.
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Atticus is a wonderful character - very human and paranormal at the same time. The blending of all the different mythological gods and creatures could have been overwhelming, but the author (and the narrator) made it easy to follow the entities and personalities.
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"Harry Dresden the Druid?!???"
I enjoyed the story and performance, but I sure felt like I was listening to a Harry Dresden book with a druid in place of a wizard. A big dog companion? An apprentice eventually? The fae? and it goes on. I can't say it was a knock off, but it sure was close.
That aside I did enjoy the way the story played out and the characters. The narrator was engaging and fun.
"Harry Dresden fans MUST check out this series!"
An exciting and funny trip into the modern day lives of the supernatural community. This recording had me on the edge of my seat at times and laughing out loud at the most unexpected places.
I loved the relationship between Atticus and his trusted friend Oberon. I have an Oberon type friend at home and the portrayal of his personality was heartwarming and funny. I am convinced that I now live with a
After 21 centuries, this modern day Druid has finally gone to the dogs...
LOVED IT!!! I am a huge fan of the Harry Dresden books and this had the same mix of irreverence, humor, suspense and characters that are irresistable! I just downloaded the next 2 books and can't wait for my Monday commute so I can find out what Atticus and Oberon get into next!
"An easy listen!"
It was a good mix of old world (Druid...some history) with new world (modern language & refrences). There was good humour & story was well written, with a few suprises and twists. Characters were easy to relate to & moderatly developed. Just found the story a little simple...not very complicated. If you are interested in a light listen - this is an amusing choice.
Great character differences.
There is potential for one...but mostly the story came to a comlplete conclusion
A good light listen that does not require a huge time comitment.
Can't tell. I have not seen the print copy.
Oberon. Love dogs.
Have not knowlingly heard any.


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The bioeconomy is growing at an unprecedented rate, and the demand for new services and more efficient tools to boost business in this industry is ever increasing. Because of this growth, the need for management of biological information is proving to be vital in keeping up with demand and new concepts. This is evident with the latest figures, which reveal that the global market for bioinformatics is expected to reach more than EUR 4.5 billion next year. In order to home in on this demand, Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation, has devised a concept aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Its focus is on developing new business from the management of biological information.
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In 2004 Stephen Hawking famously changed his mind about black holes a place in space where gravity pulls so much that not even light can escape from it. Now astronomers have made a new discovery that may well once again change the way science sees black holes, or more precisely the company they keep. A team of international astronomers have discovered two black holes, bucking theorists who suggested that there could only be one. The discovery is making scientists rethink their understanding of the environment in globular star clusters, tight-knit collections containing hundreds of thousands of stars.
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All Star Superman: In Whose Hands?
June 1st, 2015
As part of the London Graphic Novel Network's roundtable on All Star Superman, Ilia put forward the following suggestions about the book's ultimate meaning:
My sense is that there's a religion to science move in the final issue – Lois believes that one day Superman will return, while Leo Quintum goes off to try and solve the problems of the universe on his own. Maybe Quintum isn't just Luthor (first time I've seen that theory and like it a lot!), but the Superman of the future. That is to say: the representation of our collective 21st century aspirations.
The Quintum/Luthor angle has been played to death round my way, but the idea that the last issue represents a move from the religious to the scientific is genuinely intriguing. For me, the question is how we square that with Lex Luthor's pantomime performance of smug, materialist arrogance, as captured perfectly by Marc Singer here:
The second half of the series highlights Superman's capacity to inspire people, even (especially) as a purely fictional character. It's the only power he has in our benighted world, and Morrison believes it's the most important one he's got. In fact, he says that if Superman did not exist, we would have to invent him (simply returning a favor, since Superman thoughtfully created us back in issue #10, March 2008; mark your calendars). That's why the finale pits him against an antagonist who disputes the very idea that fictions and abstractions can hold real power, as seen in this exchange from issue #12:
WHITE: The truth sent you to the chair, Luthor!
LUTHOR: Is that right, Mister White? Funny, I don't see the truth anywhere around, do you? I mean, what color is it? Can I touch it?
Luthor mocks White's dedication to abstract principle, confronting him with the truth's immateriality, because he's a materialist to the extreme. He says the priest at his execution "stinks of the irrational" and his niece proclaims "This is Science Year Zero!"–next I suppose they'll be rewriting the calendar. This scorn for idealism confirms Luthor's stature as the series archvillain, especially since a hallucinatory Jor-El (himself part of "the field of living, fluid consciousness") has just told his son he has given us humans "an ideal to aspire to, embodied [our] highest aspirations.
Thankfully, I think Ilia has already suggested the answer to this question by noting that Quintum is both Superman and Luthor – a figure capable of aspiring to ideals and in working in the world to attain them.
As sneering, Kryptonian hard cases Lila and Bar-El note in issue #9, Superman is a scientist's son, a curator of wonders who thinks his way around a problem as often as he smashes his way through it, leaving his many stand-ins (be they brawny, like Hercules and Sampson, or brainy like Lex) in the dust. Hell, for all his self-aggrandisement, Luthor spectacularly fails to see what's right in front of his face when he gives Clark Kent a tour through his prison, and it's hard to imagine his nemesis making the same mistake.
What to make, then, of Quintum as a replacement Superman?
What's his purpose?
What does he have that Superman doesn't?
All Star Superman: Man Made/The Gold In Us
May 20th, 2015
A few thoughts about working for Marvel/DC, as stolen from a Canadian friend who was trying to add a bit of clarity to my rant about Chip Zdarsky's inability to say the name of Howard the Duck's "original creator":
(1) In corporate comic, everyone is a scab because there is no union.
(2) In corporate comics, no one can be a scab because there is no union.
(3) Join the union.
What to make, then, of Grant Morrison's dedication to superheroes, his attempts to imbue them with some sort of positivist power of their own, to try and find transcendent meaning in a series of commercially dictated genre tropes and characters that were sacrificed to them? When presented straight, in Supergods, this stuff feels as silly and desperate as it is, like an attempt to put a fresh golden frame around a thrice-stolen turd in the hope of selling it on eBay again. But in All Star Superman? Not so much. The sales pitch here is a lot more successful.
I'm was being dumb and scatological there, for sure, but the emphasis on framing is appropriate. This is Grant Morrison's most carefully crafted book, the one he says that he "wrote for the ages":
It's the one that comic fans really like. They like that, you know, that architecture… It's literary, it's not like a live performance. Like, you read The Invisibles a hundred times and it's different a hundred times. If you read All Star Superman a hundred times you just understand it more.
In other words, as I think he's said elsewhere, it's his Alan Moore comic: twelve issues, immaculately constructed as a hall of mirrors instead of Watchmen's inkblot test, with Superman wrestling with other versions himself issue after issue as he works hard to deal with the aftermath of his own murder.
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February 21st, 2015
Multiversity Guidebook #1, by Grant Morrison, Marcus To, Paulo Siqueira and a cast of thousands
This is where I part ways with most of my fellow Mindless: they felt the old thrill while reading the Multiversity Guidebook, with its comic book creation myth and its parade of endless (if by "endless" you mean fifty two) alternative worlds, whereas I mostly just felt exhausted.
It's a clever mix of marketing material, series bible and actual story, and obvious as it might have been the "dark secret" at the heart of the universe with the Chibi superheroes still reinforced the series' running theme of how shit it is to be confronted with your own fundamental nature. You could even read the list of junked pitches, elseworlds, prestige comics and parallel worlds that form the centrepiece as a critique, if you were so inclined. As Marc Singer noted in his clipped and clear-headed review of the comic, some of these entries are quietly scathing, and someone with the right (as in "correct"? -Ed) biases could certainly read this endless parade of Batmen and Wonder Women as a critique of capitalism's frantic grasping ("Empty is thy hand") and ability to reduce complexity to a series of easily recognisable products.
Is that really enough though? Not for me. The "Guidebook" section of this comic reminded me most of all of Gary R. R. Lactus' Time of Crowns (with its endless list of medieval clans, "with their tits out") and the end credits of 22 Jump Street, but it's neither as succinct as the former nor as merciless as the latter – in the end, it's just business as usual.
Click here for more on the Guidebook plus Multiversity: Mastermen and James Robinson's Earth 2!
Batman '66: Instant Freeze/Rats Like Cheese
January 29th, 2015
PaxMan: An Experiment in Assisted Re-Viewing
December 10th, 2014
Frank Quitely, Grant Morrison and Nathan Fairbairn – Multiversity: Pax Americana #1
It's here that our story begins: in pieces. Many, many authors have shot at this target and missed, preferring not to recognize that in truth this is what we really know, and what we really believe, about the forces that create and shape our lives — preferring not to see that what science and philosophy describe is the branch from which our lives' dramas depend, and not just convenient intellectual set-dressing for them.
We should remember that murder mysteries are always just local expressions, of a grander philosophical struggle — someone is killing capes, and who's next? Well, after the scientists the answer is, we are: as the stunning profusion of interlinked symbols that fills Pax Americana's pages ceaselessly intimates to us the unavoidability of that final, bitter realization of entropy. War, and death, and chaos…
…Or, what is perhaps worse: not chaos, at all, but order.
An implacable order, that we can't resist. A pattern we're trapped in, that we can't see.
Batman on Screen: An Introduction
December 7th, 2014
Crawling From the Wreckage: Spandex, Guts Power and Raygun Roads
December 4th, 2014
There comes a point in every Mindless gathering where the correct amount of alcohol has finally been consumed for the conversation to turn to Final Crisis, with a special focus on the hastily squandered horror of the fifth issue. Thankfully, we've started to bring friends along to help identify the reason for this boozy recurrence:
Yes, that's right – the crushing banality of the morning aftermath is rank rotten enough to haunt its own bacchanalian origins, and when it does so it wears Darkseid's face. Honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way.
The spirit of this wretched, queasy moment inevitably seeps into the comics I buy at Thought Bubble when I try to read them on the train home. This petty, remorse-tinged meanness tried to curdle my appreciation of the Decadence comics I brought home with me last year, but it struggled to find shelter in their sparsely populated mindscapes. The darkness found a more suitable hiding place in Spandex, Martin Eden's LGBT-friendly, Brighton based superhero strip.
Like his previous serial adventure The O-Men, Spandex mixes everyday drama and garish unreality with ease. Brother Bobsy mentioned Paul Grist as an obvious reference point when he discussed the collected Spandex on SILENCE! and there's definitely something to that: like Jack Staff or Mud Man, Spandex is humorous without ever seeming parodic, and it manages to generate a sense of low-budget romance from its seaside drama. The debt to the X-Men is also undeniable, both in Eden's commitment to chronicling the adventures of a group of emotionally combustible super-friends, and in his clean, brightly coloured artwork:
I've done a pretty decent job of burying my teenage X-Men fandom underneath piles of Eddie Campbell comics…
The Multiversity #1
September 15th, 2014
There's always a danger in reviewing the first [issue] of anything, of course, said the wise man. Yeah but fuck it mate seriously who cares? There's your fair warning so. What follows may get silly.
Artifice and Intelligence
August 24th, 2014
Secret Avengers #7, by Ales Kot, Michael Walsh, Matthew Wilson and Clayton Cowles
They're re-writing the TV show again, remaking their little models fit to play the parts occupied by [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] on the screen, picking up tips and characters from [REDACTED], letting the characters get all cute cute cute on the black ops beat, all limber on the page, unbothered by caption chatter, the disconcerting mix of [REDACTED] and [REDACTED], the whole functioning in defiance of the fact that it's been divined like Frankenstein, realizing Borgesian phantoms. Is the whole thing ectoplasmic, even the brand management, even the [REDACTED] approved implication that we secretly (Secret Avengers) need/crave dangerous spooks like these? This is subversion but the question of who or what is being subverted is as hard to grasp as the figures on the page, sleek in the shadows, smooth like cartoons – is the mechanism being made more likeable here, or more ridiculous? Are these positions necessarily opposed? Or are we on the third path, Dark Starring the bomb to light another day? You will of course interject that here be monsters, but is that not always the case when one is pre-writing history?
Regardless, this is the most effective use of an affected guest star in a [REDACTED] comic since [REDACTED], a triumph of affect over the constant cries of "THIS IS AFFECT!" There are too few contemporary comics that make intrigue feel this easy.
GAH-dians More Like (Geddit?)
July 31st, 2014
I'm going to become quite unpopular among my friends, I suspect, when I say that I didn't like Guardians of the Galaxy very much at all.
I didn't *hate* it — it had an excellent cast, the effects work was as good as you'd expect, and there were a few good lines of dialogue (I was the only one in the cinema who laughed at the John Stamos line, as the only people who know about him in Britain are Beach Boys fans — and indeed there has just been a massive amount of drama about Stamos among Beach Boys fandom, which made me laugh a little harder than I otherwise would). Sometimes it's a bit too knowing about the pop culture tropes it makes fun of (this is definitely a post-TV Tropes script), but it occasionally does interesting things (there's one neat little twist when a very, very, obvious third act reveal straight from Screenwriting 101 *doesn't* turn out to be true).
It also actually had some scenes with colours that aren't orange or bluish-grey — not many, but a few. This is increasingly rare in the cinema these days, and is to be applauded. I'm sure I even saw a glimpse of yellow at one point.
But one of the reasons Marvel's films have been so successful is that they have been *superhero* films. This one isn't


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Sundays, October 4–December 6
For kids 5-16
Twin Cities Chess Club and the Chess Club of Minnesota are offering a Sunday Chess School at the Hopkins Pavilion.
To register, complete and return Fall Sunday Chess School registration form
Hopkins Pavilion, Room 202
Cost: $25
All ages and abilities welcome! A fun way for students of all ages to learn and improve their chess level. Organized and run by Chess Club of Minnesota and the Twin Cities Chess Club.
Chess tournaments are the next arena where young chess players can test their skill. Chess tournaments are not only competitions, but social events as well. Participants will meet peers with a similar love for the game.
Players are grouped by rating/age/experience level with 6-8 participants in each group. Pizza and beverages will be provided! Every student will receive either trophy or medal based on performance.
To register, fill out a separate form for each participant and return to the Hopkins Pavilion.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Arlette Am Hauptbanhof Hotel Z³rich
Great hotel, excellent value
Very pleasant experience.
Very close to the railway station. Superb rooms - clean and comfortable, nice bathroom, quiet.
Efficient and helpful if somewhat reserved staff (they must have been Swiss, lol), they even gave each of us an umbrella for our trip to Lucerne on a rainy day.
Excellent breakfast.
All in all, we would definitely come back with pleasure if we are ever back in Zurich.
Tolle Lage, anständiger Preis
Wir haben im Oktober 2005 im Bahnhof TI dort eine Nacht gebucht und wir wurden angenehm ³berrascht. Vom Bahnhof lõuft man ca. 7 Minuten zum Hotel. Dieses ist klein mit freundlichem Personal und komfortablen Betten. In die Altstadt, wo es viele Restaurants gibt und wo abends viel los ist, kann man in 5 Minuten hinschlendern. Das Fr³hst³ck war ³ber dem Durchschnitt. Wir hatten Gl³ck mit dem Hotel, vor allem wenn man bedenkt, dass wir erst spõt und ohne Reservierung in der Stadt ankamen.
Preis-Leistung gut, Lage großartig
Wir waren Ende Mai 2006 im Arlette am Hauptbahnhof. Das Wichtigste in K³rze. Zimmer: waren klein, aber sauber und komfortabel. Lage: vom Hotel kann man zu allen bekannten Sehensw³rdigkeiten zu Fu▀ laufen. Sehr praktische Lage zum Bahnhof. Viele Restaurants in der Nõhe. Service: das Personal war hilfsbereit und freundlich und sprach auch Englisch. Fr³hst³ck: Kaffee und Br÷tchen, alles andere kostete extra. Insgesamt ein gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhõltnis und wenn ich das nõchste Mal in Z³rich bin, werde ich sicherlich wieder dort absteigen.
Good Value, Great Location
We stayed at the Arlette am Hauptbahnhof in the latter part of May 2006. In a nutshell:
Rooms: Small, but clean and comfortable.
Location: Walking distance to the main attractions of Zurich. Very convenient to the train station. Plenty of good restaurants nearby.
Customer service: Helpful and friendly. English spoken.
Breakfast: Coffee and rolls. Anything in addition is an extra charge.
All in all, I thought it was a good value and would stay here again should I find myself in Zurich.
Great location, reasonable cost
We booked our one night October 2005 stay at the hotel through the train station TI and were pleasantly surprised. It is about 7 mins. walk to the hotel from the station. The hotel is small with friendly staff and comfortable beds. It was an easy five minute stroll to old town where there is a lively nightlife and good restaurants. The breakfast was above average. It was a lucky find considering we arrived in town late in the day with no hotel reservations.
Very nice
Stayed at this hotel for two nights early July.It was a very nice stay.The double room we had was comfortable.The washroom was clean and overall the room was very tidy.The staff are very friendly and The location is great .A good stay in a nice hotel.
Clean, but small
This hotel is clean and cozy. Nice breakfast and wonderful staff. Extremely small rooms though...if you are planning to spend any significant time in the hotel room, you should look elsewhere. If you plan to be out and about as I was..then it's perfect.
Great Location, Very Hospitable Staff, but Very Small Rooms
This hotel is centrally located a stone's throw across the Limmat River from the Hauptbahnhof (Zurich's main train station). It is also close to the Swiss National Museum and the restaurants, bars, and shops of Niederdorfstrasse. Moreover, it is not too far away from Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich's main shopping throughfare, and the shore of Lake Zurich. The hotel itself is small, very small. Even the elevator is just a little bigger than a sardine tin. The rooms, despite the lack of space, are cozy and comfortable. What the hotel lacks in size, the staff members more than make up for it with their hospitality. Breakfast, included with our room, consisted of rolls and free coffee and juice in the hotel's restaurant (a regular continental breakfast). Eggs and other items are available, but for an extra charge. Overall, it is a nice place to stay where the people will really look after you.
Clean, Friendly, Convenient
This is a clean, small and friendly place. Nice staff. Small but comfortable rooms. Veryconvenient to shopping, eating and especially the train station.
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